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title: "TRAVELREST Ultimate Inflatable Travel Pillow, Airplane Neck Pillow, Blue"
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# Inflates/deflates in seconds, ultra portable Lightweight 8 oz, adjustable firmness Ergonomic full neck & body support TRAVELREST Ultimate Inflatable Travel Pillow, Airplane Neck Pillow, Blue

**Brand:** travelrest
**Price:** $63.62
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ✈️ Travelrest: Your ultimate in-flight comfort companion—because your neck deserves first class.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** TRAVELREST Ultimate Inflatable Travel Pillow, Airplane Neck Pillow, Blue by travelrest
- **How much does it cost?** $63.62 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.us](https://www.desertcart.us/products/666492-travelrest-ultimate-inflatable-travel-pillow-airplane-neck-pillow-blue)

## Best For

- travelrest enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted travelrest brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Velvet-Soft Fabric:** Luxuriously soft touch that feels as good as it looks, elevating your travel experience.
- • **Adjustable Firmness:** Customize your support level for personalized all-day travel comfort.
- • **Inflates in Seconds:** Ready to use instantly, packs down compactly to save precious luggage space.
- • **Lightweight & Portable:** Weighs just 8 ounces—carry comfort without the bulk wherever you go.
- • **Ergonomic Neck & Body Support:** Transforms any seat into a cozy sleep zone for long flights and road trips.

## Overview

The TRAVELREST Ultimate Inflatable Travel Pillow is a top-rated, ergonomically designed inflatable pillow providing full neck and body support. Lightweight at just 8 ounces, it inflates and deflates in seconds for easy packing and features adjustable firmness with a velvet-soft fabric cover. Perfect for all ages and travel modes, it’s CNN’s 2026 top pick for superior long-haul comfort.

## Description

Buy TRAVELREST Ultimate Inflatable Travel Pillow, Airplane Neck Pillow, Blue | CNN Underscored Expert Recommended 2026, patented shape for neck and body, straps to plane or car seat, rolls up small: Travel Pillows - desertcart.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases

Review: Love my pillow :) - I travel a lot, internationally, never less than a 12 hour flight, so I was looking for a neck pillow that would be easy to carry, etc. I had an inflatable neck pillow, but I found it took quite a bit of effort to inflate, and I have never successfully been able to fully deflate it... When I stumbled across this rather innovative pillow on desertcart, I was intrigued. I bought it, and I've been just one happy camper over and over. I've seen some people complain about losing air, etc., but I've never had any problems, so I'd chalk their experience up to either user error or simple Mfg defects that are part of any mass produced item. That's what "return for replacement" is all about. It's a pain, but it's an option from a reputable seller and no reason to dog a product that is great. This pillow inflates in just 3 or 4 breaths. That's about 1/10th what my previous little neck pillow took. What I LOVE about the inflation process is there is a big pink button to push, and the air just rushes out. You can inflate or deflate this pillow in seconds. Neck pillows really feel more like a whiplash collar. They immobilize your neck and are not anything like a true PILLOW. This little guy takes some getting used to, but it is so comfortable that I never travel without it. Period. I have found that the adjustment cord works best, for me, by taking the loop at the bottom of the pillow and snapping it closed around the cord, making a full 'sling'. As the instructions show, I then put the pillow over my shoulder with the cord slung from hip to neck across the other side (think guitar sling) and then snug it up with just a little bit of 'play'. Then, when I go to sleep, I can place my arms under the pillow and this pulls it tight against my body and doesn't move around at all. Some people have complained about the pillow shifting while sleeping, but I haven't had this problem, and having a place to rest my arms makes sleep much easier in the confined space of typical airplane seating. I prefer a window seat, and can rest the pillow against the fuselage (which reduces the impact of the outside cold), but if I prefer to shift to the other side, I just sling the pillow over the other shoulder and adjust the headrest to make a 'bumper' and rest against that. I've never had any problems with 'banging' into my neighbor. Also, having this on one side of my head and body allows my head to move around a little more freely to permit 'adjusting' for more comfortable neck/head placement that a 'whiplash collar' neck brace pillow won't allow. It's also cooler whereas the neck pillow just overheated for me. Lots of comment, I know, but I just love my pillow ;) I also bought the desertcart-recommended pillow cover to reduce the impact of cleaning and to add another layer of softness, but I've written my review of the pillow cover on that page already. All in all, I see no downside to this pillow and have no qualms recommending it to everyone.
Review: Well Worth Buying, but has a few flaws - My wife and I bought two of these for plane travel based on the glowing reviews. The concept was pretty compelling, and I have to say that the pillow works almost as well as advertised. ***UPDATE*** This product deserves a minimum of 4 stars. My original review failed to take into account some additional ways to use the pillow effectively. First off, the excellent: 1. The pillow is very easy to inflate, and only takes 3-4 puffs of air depending on your lungs. It is also very easy to deflate, rolls up, and takes up a minimum of space in your carry on bag. 2. The pillow is comfortable enough for an inflatable. It is covered in a soft faux velvet that doesn't irritate the skin or cause discomfort due to pressure points. You can make it even more comfortable with a small cotton pillow or even by putting a cotton pillow case over it, if you prefer that. 3. When it used properly it will support your head and neck very well and will allow you to sleep on an airplane, car, or even sitting in the airport lobby. 4. The 'arm' of the pillow resting along your chest and mid section is very comfortable. I found it soothing since I tend to sleep holding a pillow anyway. Your mileage may vary on that one though. A Few Problems: The pillow can be hard to keep in one place if you use the rope to fasten it to the seat back. There are two bands that connect the pillow to your chair: the first is a loop that you can put around your belt, your seat belt, or even a belt loop. This connection works well and is fastened in place by a quality metal snap. However, the top is held in place by a nylon piece of rope that you can adjust with a plastic thump clasp. It is intended to go around the backside of your seat and then tighten down to hold the pillow in place. This can work pretty poorly on certain airplanes because A. the seat backs in are sometimes slick, B. the nylon rope doesn't have any traction to it (although this is intentional because it allows the thumb clasp to move easily), and C. The top of some airplane seats are angled and as time passes the rope works itself free. My experience was that it was very hard to make the cushion stay in place for more than an hour at a time, and it required readjustment frequently. This may frustrate the person sitting next to you, or the person behind you who you keep turning around and looking at while you make adjustments! ***UPDATE*** After receiving some additional information from the makers of the TravelRest pillow, I've learned that there is an alternative (and far superior in my opinion) way to use the pillow that involves wearing it like a messenger bag by connecting the pillow strap to the bottom strap. This forms a loop you can put around your body and which keeps the pillow much more stationary. Using the pillow in this fashion is easier and more secure. I'd recommend using the pillow this way virtually all of the time. 2. The pillow only gives you support on one side at a time, unlike traditional neck pillows. If you shift while sleeping, you will find yourself with a massive neck cramp. ***UPDATE*** However, you can easily shift the pillow from one side to the other if you're 'wearing it' messenger style. This alleviates that problem pretty satisfactorily. Advice and Observations: 1. Don't over-inflate the pillow. It is actually more comfortable at about 80-90% capacity. 2. It is easy to let air out once the pillow is in place, but it is much harder to add air because the access point is on the bottom of the pillow. Go for a little over full and then let air out as necessary. Conclusions: This is pretty solid invention for sleeping on a plane. In my estimation, it is superior to a traditional neck pillow, but has its share of advantages and disadvantages. I'd recommend it if you prefer strong directional support to softer universal neck support provided by a traditional neck pillow, and if you like the comfort of having a pillow 'hugging' you as you sleep. This pillow also works really well in the car, and if you've got kids who have a hard time sleeping on road trips, these are probably a must buy. ***UPDATE*** I'd like to thank TravelRest for their customer service. This company went out of their way to assist with my pillow by providing additional information on how to use the pillow effectively. They have produced a short video on using the pillow that I have put a link to in the comments section. It is pretty PR-ish, but does show the various ways to use the pillow. I'd also like to say that TravelRest in no way bartered for any changes to this review. They were straight shooters who wanted to make sure I understood their product and was using it properly. I've got no problem recommending them to anyone. It's actually pretty amazing when a company goes above and beyond to provide solid customer service as they did for me.

## Features

- CNN UNDERSCORED EXPERT RECOMMENDED (2026): Featured in CNN Underscored's guide to sleeping on a plane. The patented comma shape holds your head, neck and upper body so you can sleep sitting up
- INFLATABLE, ADJUST THE FEEL: Blow it up with a few breaths, then let a little air out to make it softer. Rolls up small when you land. Want a plush cover and memory foam? Choose the TRAVELREST All-in-One instead
- STRAPS TO ANY SEAT: The adjustable strap goes around the airplane seat, car headrest or your shoulder, messenger-bag style, so it stays put. Lean into it at the window or hug it in the aisle or middle seat
- PRACTICE IN THE CAR FIRST: Try a few positions before your flight to find your fit. Cabin pressure changes can make it feel softer in the air; that's normal, not a leak. Add a breath to firm it up
- PACKS SMALL FOR CARRY-ON: Weighs 5.6 oz and rolls up to 8 x 2 x 2 inches to clip onto a carry-on, backpack or purse. Hand wash. For planes, cars, buses, trains, camping and naps at the office

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B001DYDAEK |
| Age Range Description | All ages |
| Best Sellers Rank | #53,463 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #95 in Travel Pillows |
| Brand | TRAVELREST |
| Brand Name | TRAVELREST |
| Coin Variety 1 | Neck Pillow,Travel Pillow |
| Color | Blue |
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 out of 5 stars 5,650 Reviews |
| Fabric Type | Feels Like Velvet |
| Fill Material | Inflatable |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 8"L x 7"W |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 7.25"L x 1.5"W x 8"H |
| Item Firmness Description | Adjustable |
| Item Highlight | CNN Underscored Expert Recommended 2026, patented shape for neck and body, straps to plane or car seat, rolls up small |
| Item Weight | 8 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Travelrest |
| Manufacturer Part Number | Ultimate Travel Pillow |
| Material Type | Lighweight and Packable |
| Model Name | Ultimate Travel Pillow |
| Model Number | Ultimate Travel Pillow |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Travel, Car Trips, Camping |
| Shape | Patented Design |
| Size | Standard (No Cover) |
| Special Feature | Adjustable, Inflatable, Lightweight, Portable |
| Special Features | Adjustable, Inflatable, Lightweight, Portable |
| Specific Uses For Product | Sleeping |
| Target Use Body Part | Whole Body |
| UPC | 094922914545 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** TRAVELREST
- **Color:** Blue
- **Fill Material:** Inflatable
- **Size:** Standard (No Cover)
- **Special Feature:** Adjustable, Inflatable, Lightweight, Portable

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How do these compare with traditional neck pillows- inflatable or memory foam?**
A: For me, there's no comparison. I have a couple of traditional "horse collar" pillows (one inflatable, one filled with bean-bag beads). They push my head forward uncomfortably and don't keep my head from flopping forward. I've used the Travelrest pillow on long (12-14 hour) flights to Asia and it provided dramatically more useful head support. I could actually sleep without snapping awake when my head slumped, and I didn't wake up with a sore neck. For me, this product represents a huge design improvement over traditional neck pillows.

**Q: What is the photo with the red "ON" button depicting?  I just received mine and it does not have this???**
A: That is the button for inflating the pillow.  There should be instructions that came with the pillow, describing what to do if you don't see the red button.  I think it has just slipped out of place and there is a simple adjustment to get it back to where it should be.

**Q: Where is this pillow manufactured?**
A: The pillow is manufactured in China according to the packaging.

**Q: can you use this pillow comfortably while wearing bulky noise canceling headphones?**
A: I would say 'no' unless you also use that el-cheapo disposable pillow the airlines give you on international flights to provide a bit of a buffer between your ear and the pillow.  The side of your cheek and ear press into the pillow which is what gives you the neck support.  I like this pillow very much, but I think it might be uncomfortable with anything but tiny little ear buds.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love my pillow :)
*by D***H on August 30, 2012*

I travel a lot, internationally, never less than a 12 hour flight, so I was looking for a neck pillow that would be easy to carry, etc. I had an inflatable neck pillow, but I found it took quite a bit of effort to inflate, and I have never successfully been able to fully deflate it... When I stumbled across this rather innovative pillow on Amazon, I was intrigued. I bought it, and I've been just one happy camper over and over. I've seen some people complain about losing air, etc., but I've never had any problems, so I'd chalk their experience up to either user error or simple Mfg defects that are part of any mass produced item. That's what "return for replacement" is all about. It's a pain, but it's an option from a reputable seller and no reason to dog a product that is great. This pillow inflates in just 3 or 4 breaths. That's about 1/10th what my previous little neck pillow took. What I LOVE about the inflation process is there is a big pink button to push, and the air just rushes out. You can inflate or deflate this pillow in seconds. Neck pillows really feel more like a whiplash collar. They immobilize your neck and are not anything like a true PILLOW. This little guy takes some getting used to, but it is so comfortable that I never travel without it. Period. I have found that the adjustment cord works best, for me, by taking the loop at the bottom of the pillow and snapping it closed around the cord, making a full 'sling'. As the instructions show, I then put the pillow over my shoulder with the cord slung from hip to neck across the other side (think guitar sling) and then snug it up with just a little bit of 'play'. Then, when I go to sleep, I can place my arms under the pillow and this pulls it tight against my body and doesn't move around at all. Some people have complained about the pillow shifting while sleeping, but I haven't had this problem, and having a place to rest my arms makes sleep much easier in the confined space of typical airplane seating. I prefer a window seat, and can rest the pillow against the fuselage (which reduces the impact of the outside cold), but if I prefer to shift to the other side, I just sling the pillow over the other shoulder and adjust the headrest to make a 'bumper' and rest against that. I've never had any problems with 'banging' into my neighbor. Also, having this on one side of my head and body allows my head to move around a little more freely to permit 'adjusting' for more comfortable neck/head placement that a 'whiplash collar' neck brace pillow won't allow. It's also cooler whereas the neck pillow just overheated for me. Lots of comment, I know, but I just love my pillow ;) I also bought the Amazon-recommended pillow cover to reduce the impact of cleaning and to add another layer of softness, but I've written my review of the pillow cover on that page already. All in all, I see no downside to this pillow and have no qualms recommending it to everyone.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Well Worth Buying, but has a few flaws
*by C***E on April 2, 2009*

My wife and I bought two of these for plane travel based on the glowing reviews. The concept was pretty compelling, and I have to say that the pillow works almost as well as advertised. ***UPDATE*** This product deserves a minimum of 4 stars. My original review failed to take into account some additional ways to use the pillow effectively. First off, the excellent: 1. The pillow is very easy to inflate, and only takes 3-4 puffs of air depending on your lungs. It is also very easy to deflate, rolls up, and takes up a minimum of space in your carry on bag. 2. The pillow is comfortable enough for an inflatable. It is covered in a soft faux velvet that doesn't irritate the skin or cause discomfort due to pressure points. You can make it even more comfortable with a small cotton pillow or even by putting a cotton pillow case over it, if you prefer that. 3. When it used properly it will support your head and neck very well and will allow you to sleep on an airplane, car, or even sitting in the airport lobby. 4. The 'arm' of the pillow resting along your chest and mid section is very comfortable. I found it soothing since I tend to sleep holding a pillow anyway. Your mileage may vary on that one though. A Few Problems: The pillow can be hard to keep in one place if you use the rope to fasten it to the seat back. There are two bands that connect the pillow to your chair: the first is a loop that you can put around your belt, your seat belt, or even a belt loop. This connection works well and is fastened in place by a quality metal snap. However, the top is held in place by a nylon piece of rope that you can adjust with a plastic thump clasp. It is intended to go around the backside of your seat and then tighten down to hold the pillow in place. This can work pretty poorly on certain airplanes because A. the seat backs in are sometimes slick, B. the nylon rope doesn't have any traction to it (although this is intentional because it allows the thumb clasp to move easily), and C. The top of some airplane seats are angled and as time passes the rope works itself free. My experience was that it was very hard to make the cushion stay in place for more than an hour at a time, and it required readjustment frequently. This may frustrate the person sitting next to you, or the person behind you who you keep turning around and looking at while you make adjustments! ***UPDATE*** After receiving some additional information from the makers of the TravelRest pillow, I've learned that there is an alternative (and far superior in my opinion) way to use the pillow that involves wearing it like a messenger bag by connecting the pillow strap to the bottom strap. This forms a loop you can put around your body and which keeps the pillow much more stationary. Using the pillow in this fashion is easier and more secure. I'd recommend using the pillow this way virtually all of the time. 2. The pillow only gives you support on one side at a time, unlike traditional neck pillows. If you shift while sleeping, you will find yourself with a massive neck cramp. ***UPDATE*** However, you can easily shift the pillow from one side to the other if you're 'wearing it' messenger style. This alleviates that problem pretty satisfactorily. Advice and Observations: 1. Don't over-inflate the pillow. It is actually more comfortable at about 80-90% capacity. 2. It is easy to let air out once the pillow is in place, but it is much harder to add air because the access point is on the bottom of the pillow. Go for a little over full and then let air out as necessary. Conclusions: This is pretty solid invention for sleeping on a plane. In my estimation, it is superior to a traditional neck pillow, but has its share of advantages and disadvantages. I'd recommend it if you prefer strong directional support to softer universal neck support provided by a traditional neck pillow, and if you like the comfort of having a pillow 'hugging' you as you sleep. This pillow also works really well in the car, and if you've got kids who have a hard time sleeping on road trips, these are probably a must buy. ***UPDATE*** I'd like to thank TravelRest for their customer service. This company went out of their way to assist with my pillow by providing additional information on how to use the pillow effectively. They have produced a short video on using the pillow that I have put a link to in the comments section. It is pretty PR-ish, but does show the various ways to use the pillow. I'd also like to say that TravelRest in no way bartered for any changes to this review. They were straight shooters who wanted to make sure I understood their product and was using it properly. I've got no problem recommending them to anyone. It's actually pretty amazing when a company goes above and beyond to provide solid customer service as they did for me.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best Travel Pillow
*by D***N on September 7, 2011*

I'm the type of person who falls asleep almost immediately on road trips. I have gotten used to lugging a pillow around with me everywhere so that I can also have a good nap when I travel. I've tried other travel pillows but have always been disappointed. The "Total Pillow" is very prone to breaking and leaking out the tiny white beads everywhere. The "Horseshoe Shaped" ones usually require that I sleep with my head tilted back on it - making it so I usually end up with my mouth wide open, which usually makes me snore, allows bugs full access to my stomach, great for people to punk me and drop weird stuff in there, etc. It's just horrible. It's not very comfortable, flattering, or sanitary. My head often drops forward and I wake up with a jolt too. I just hate it. Memory Foam pillows are more comfortable, but not very portable so that is out of the question. With as much stuff as I travel with, I really don't want to be lugging around a bulky pillow around too. So here is where the TravelRest pillow comes in. Pros: Very comfortable, easy to inflate and deflate, very portable, very easy to pack/carry - very compact when deflated. Very easy to adjust firmness and settle into. I lean into it and my head goes to the side in a very natural position - allowing for me to finally sleep without my mouth gaping wide open for the whole world to see. No more worrying about snoring and eating bugs while I sleep out in public. I can now sleep without worrying about my head falling over to the person next to me too and it gives me a nice separation too. I can use it like a border between me and strangers. It's actually long enough to lay across my lap and it sits on the armrests and becomes a little table too. Not a real hard table, obviously, but I can then rest a food tray or book on it - so it's very comfortable that way too. Cons: The seams are on the sides of the pillow, right on the inside where I'm resting my neck so it kind of annoys my neck right there. This is easily fixed by sliding my favorite super soft t-shirt over it as a sort of pillow case. I see that they sell a microfiber fleece cover for this pillow as well and that might be another option. That or a flannel pillow case...or just throw whatever overshirt/jacket you are carrying with you over it. Since there are options, I would consider this to be a very minor flaw - easily corrected. My favorite way of using this pillow is to wear it messenger-bag style. You loop the string onto itself so it becomes a strap and you throw that over one shoulder - like how you would wear a messenger bag - then you just hug/lean into the pillow. It's very comfortable and stays put. I really don't understand all the complaints about tying it to head rests and bothering other people's food trays/tvs, etc. I think that the messenger style of wearing it is the most comfortable and that elimates all those complaints easily. When I travel, I tend to be very mobile too and would be uncomfortable tethering my personal item to a seat. It's not like I'm setting up camp here...I'm just sitting here temporarily and I'll be on my way. It's nice to have those options - but if those options are not viable at that particular moment and you still have the option of just wearing the pillow. I don't see what the big deal is. I've also found that it's not like you HAVE to have your head tilted to the side all the time. The pillow has a "L-shape" to it so you can hook it behind your neck a little more and lean back into it. This was something I was worried about when I first saw the pictures in the reviews so I'm glad that I can still just lean back (in case I want to watch a movie or something). ...speaking of movies, I would seriously take this into a movie theatre with me. I always have a hard time getting comfortable in the theatre for the long movies and this thing is just so comfortable no matter where you're sitting to just blow it up and lean/hug into it. It's like a body pillow that you can take with you everywhere. In fact, if they offered up that option, I would sooo buy it in an instant. Possible improvements to this product: Another pillow that's larger, more huggable. To me, that would make it just that much more comfortable and since this is inflatable, it wouldn't be adding that much more bulk. It would still be very compact. Another thing I would like is a longer "L-shape". It might be nice if it wrapped around your neck more, giving you even more option of how you can use it. One last suggestion would be different options for pillow cases: different colors, different materials, something more soft and cuddly. Conclusion: I really like this travel pillow a lot. I am taking this with me everywhere: road trips, plane rides, movie theatre, etc... Anywhere where I can sit is where I can pull out this pillow and hug it, easing into a very comfortable position. It really takes the strain out of lower back/lumbar pain when you can lean over to the side a little. Takes the strain out of my neck/shoulders when I can rest my head over to the side. I would definitely recommend this pillow to anyone. There are some things that could be improved upon, yes...but it works well as it is and if they improved this product in the future, that would be just icing on the cake.

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